Illinois SR 602: MEMORIAL-JAMES L. O'BRIEN

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SR0602LRB104 20531 ECR 34006 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened 

3to learn of the death of James L. "Boz" O'Brien of Chicago; and

4 WHEREAS, Boz O'Brien was a beloved South Side Chicagoan, 

5community leader, and proprietor who was known for his 

6amiability, generosity, sharp wit, and unwavering commitment 

7to his family, friends, and community, qualities that defined 

8both his personal life and his professional endeavors; and

9 WHEREAS, Through his vision and hospitality, Boz O'Brien 

10established Reilly's Daughter, which became far more than a 

11neighborhood pub, growing into a place where Irish tradition 

12lived and was shared across generations, where families 

13gathered, and where every patron was treated like family the 

14moment they walked through the door; and

15 WHEREAS, Boz O'Brien believed that heritage was strongest 

16when celebrated together, and under his guidance, Reilly's 

17Daughter became home to cherished traditions, including the 

18beloved Irish soda bread contest, where family recipes, 

19friendly rivalry, and community pride were joyfully shared, 

20strengthening bonds among neighbors and preserving Irish 

21culture on the South Side of Chicago; and

SR0602- 2 -LRB104 20531 ECR 34006 r

1 WHEREAS, Boz O'Brien made Reilly's Daughter a gathering 

2place for Fighting Irish faithful, where Notre Dame football 

3Saturdays were observed with near-religious devotion, spirited 

4debate, and the enduring belief that next year was always 

5going to be the year; and

6 WHEREAS, Under Boz's O'Brien's watch, Reilly's Daughter 

7became a place for every season of life, where families 

8gathered to mourn a loss, celebrate milestones, and to mark